God's arms around us / by William R. Moule ; sketches by George Mathis

Title

God's arms around us / by William R. Moule ; sketches by George Mathis

Subject

Miners--Philippines--Biography.
Moule, William R., 1912-.
Prisoners of war--Philippines--Biography.
World War, 1939-1945--Personal narratives, American.
World War, 1939-1945--Prisoners and prisons, Japanese.

Description

Personal account of an American mining engineer and his wife, Margaret, in northern Luzon.

Not wanting to be captured by the Japanese, the couple evaded the Japanese by evacuating to the mountains, and being on the move. His wife gave birth while they were in hiding. They survived until stricken by malaria, at which time they had no choice but to surrender to the Japanese. They were interned at Camp Holmes, later moved to Bilibid and eventually liberated there. The Japanese suspected Bill of being a guerrilla and tortured him; he never broke nor did he lose his faith in God.

This book tells of their travails and undying faith, as well as love for each other. The family survived the war and was repatriated to the US, where Bill did good. Bill and Marg died together in a tragic car accident in 1989.

Creator

Moule, William R.

Publisher

Nevada City, CA : Moule Family, Blue Dolphin Pub., c1960

Date

1960

Format

24 x 16 cm.

Type

Hardbound

Identifier

931892600

Call Number

D 805 .P6 M67 1960

Accession Number

14064

Pagination

399 p.

Files

Collection

Citation

Moule, William R., “God's arms around us / by William R. Moule ; sketches by George Mathis,” FHL-Roderick Hall, accessed October 6, 2026, https://fhl.omeka.net/items/show/680.